Does London Psychiatry Clinic accept NHS Right to Choose referrals?

London Psychiatry Clinic does not currently accept Right to Choose referrals. You would need to self-fund your assessment.

Can London Psychiatry Clinic prescribe ADHD medication?

Yes, London Psychiatry Clinic can prescribe ADHD medication including controlled substances.

Does London Psychiatry Clinic offer shared care arrangements?

Yes, London Psychiatry Clinic works with NHS GPs under shared care agreements. This means your GP may be able to take over prescribing and monitoring after your initial titration period.

What assessment methods does London Psychiatry Clinic use?

London Psychiatry Clinic uses the following assessment methodologies: {"Clinical interview", "NICE guidelines"}.

London Psychiatry Clinic

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4.5(85+)

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Expert Mental Health Care in London's Heart

The London Psychiatry Clinic is a premium private mental health practice at 55 Harley Street, bringing together over 20 highly qualified consultant psychiatrists, psychotherapists, and wellness specialists. With a 4.98/5 rating on Doctify, they deliver exceptional mental health care both in London and online globally.

Why Choose London Psychiatry Clinic?

Exceptional Reputation: 4.98/5 rating on Doctify from patient reviews
Expert Team: Over 20 specialists including some of the UK's top ADHD experts
Prime Location: 55 Harley Street, London's prestigious medical quarter
Extended Hours: Available Monday-Friday, 8am-10pm
Multiple Channels: Book via phone, email, WhatsApp, or online
Comprehensive Care: Assessment, therapy, coaching, and medication management

Services Offered

ADHD Services:

Adult ADHD Assessments (online and in-person)
Child & Adolescent ADHD Assessments
ADHD Therapy for Adults
ADHD Coaching (ages 12+)

Additional Services:

Autism spectrum assessments
General psychiatric evaluations
Psychotherapy and CBT
Specialist consultations

Booking

The clinic offers easy online booking through their patient portal, or you can contact them via phone, email, or WhatsApp for appointments. Extended evening hours make accessing care convenient for working professionals.

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Services & Pricing

Prices may vary depending on your specific needs.

Assessment Services

Adult ADHD Assessment

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Comprehensive ADHD assessment

Detailed written report with diagnosis and recommendations

Gold-standard assessment based on clinical guidelines

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Child ADHD Assessment

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Comprehensive ADHD assessment

Detailed written report with diagnosis and recommendations

Age-appropriate assessment methodology

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Additional Services

Therapy/Coaching

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Evidence-based therapeutic approaches

Coping strategies and skills development

Personalized treatment plan

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Clinic Overview

Can prescribe medication

Shared care with GPs

Children (Under 12), Teenagers (12-17), Adults (18-64), Later Life (65+) assessments

1 location + online

4.5(85+)

Established2020

Team Size50+

Patient Reviews

Max Comm

a month ago

Exomind treatment is honestly changing my life at the moment, helped me to quit smoking and has totally changed my mindset. Cannot recommend enough. Staff are highly informed, lovely to deal with and genuinely value what your goals are through the treatment. Sara especially was fantastic.

Mortifer V.

5 months ago

Very nice clinic. I've had an excellent experience with Dr. Pertusa who has helped me a lot!

Ryan Rainbolt

10 months ago

I have been impressed with this clinic! Dr Ashby has been very helpful and always makes herself available to help when needed. Moving to London I was a little concerned about finding a good psychiatrist, and I am very happy I found Dr. Ashby!

I. Harrison

a year ago

We felt clearly that our 10 year old adopted daughter needed help. After thorough research we found the London Psychiatry Clinic Website. It was very helpful to read all the information and watch the videos. It is so important to find somebody with whom you can be totally yourself, open and trusting. The first contact with the London Psychiatry Clinic was very encouraging. They have always been friendly and efficient with emails. We consulted Dr Hayley Ponsford, who is very experienced, a fantastic listener and happy to go the extra mile. We now feel confident that our daughter will receive the help she needs.

Peter Kanji

2 months ago

My wife, with acquired neurodivergence related to PTSD, trusted London Psychiatry Clinic to document her ongoing harms during an extremely sensitive and distressing time when she was experiencing severe symptoms and repeatedly requested documentation. Unfortunately, not only did the clinic completely fail to document these harms, but the doctor also made no notes during the assessment, and failed to correct his initial assessment letter, which was based on his limited, minimal engagement with my wife's concerns, due to his lack of note-making during the assessment, or any attempts to understand my wife's subsequent corrections and concerns, despite being fully aware of the distressing situation. The assessment letter provided did not meet professional standards despite my wife's repeated requests for corrections, and is evidence of the doctor’s complete lack of engagement with my wife’s situation and a total dismissal of the factors contributing to her harm. To make matters worse, the doctor misframed my wife’s legitimate concerns about ongoing harm and harassment by applying discriminatory labeling to her communication style, which is a natural protective response related to her acquired neurodivergence. This perpetuated the very harm she was urgently requesting to be documented. Such mischaracterisation by a healthcare professional not only undermines trust but also constitutes a breach of professional duty and standards of care. The clinic’s failure to maintain contemporaneous clinical notes perpetuated the very same harm my wife requested to be documented, exacerbating her PTSD symptoms and contributing to health issues. PTSD is a serious condition that profoundly affects the neuroendocrine system, altering key hormones such as oxytocin and vasopressin and disrupting the regulation of stress hormones like cortisol. These disruptions can significantly impact physical health. The clinic’s failure to maintain contemporaneous clinical notes caused significant harm to my wife. However, the doctor disregarded all this and treated my wife’s situation based on his own assumptions and misunderstandings of PTSD rather than accurately documenting what she reported before, during and after the assessment. This reveals a profound lack of knowledge and understanding of the condition, leading to substandard care. Despite repeated requests for accurate documentation, and repeated subsequent requests for corrections, and reasonable adjustments, her needs remained unmet, and as a result the clinic not only failed to provide an acceptable assessment letter but also falsely justified minimal recording as standard practice. This justification is misleading and directly violates professional standards, especially given my wife’s urgent need and explicit requests for accurate documentation. The doctor made no notes, showed zero engagement with my wife’s concerns, failed to make corrections, and instead provided an irrelevant and inappropriate letter about ChatGPT at the end, rather than the requested documentation of the ongoing harm which the clinic absurdly calls standard practice. Such failures amount to a breach of duty and fall far below the expected standards of care. I advise those seeking mental health care to avoid clinics that lack transparency and rely on misleading language to exploit distressing situations and patient vulnerability. Transparency and honesty are essential for trust and effective care. Based on our experience, this clinic lacks honesty and transparency, using misleading language to justify grave breaches of their duty of care. Such practices obscure the truth and exploit vulnerable patients at their most distressing moments.

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